On a whim while passing through Chicago O’Hare a few weeks ago, I picked up a novel for the combination of its title—Great Circle—and the sketch of a diving biplane on its cover. But it wasn’t without a certain amount of trepidation. It’s a tall order to weave realistic flying into a fictional piece, especially […]
Zangger Vintage Airpark’s history can be traced back to 1949 It’s still going strong, and still in the family.
A panel of industry leaders at Sun ’n Fun Aerospace Expo sounds the warning on leaded avgas, and few folks were there to hear it.
A network of beacon stations allowed airmail pilots to navigate at night—a 1920s breakthrough.
Following a nine-month hiatus from flight, the author’s joy at completing her second ‘first solo’ is audible.
Editor’s Note: This article is part of a month-long series to mark Women’s History Month: March 1: Pioneers of Women’s Aviation | March 2: Carole Hopson | March 4: Martha King | March 8: Association for Women in Aviation Maintenance | March 11: The Air Race Classic | March 15: Sisters of the Skies | […]
Many airports across the country have on-site air museums that can be a real treat.
There’s something classic and exciting about flying a tailwheel using stick-and-rudder skills. In fact, some of these airplanes date back as far as World War I or II. While earning your tailwheel endorsement, you’ll build a new skill set and broaden your ability to fly different kinds of aircraft. You’ll also broaden your horizons. You […]
With the legendary WWII veteran’s passing at age 101, we reflect on his special service in the Berlin Airlift.
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